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  Teaching of the Heart The:...

  Zinovya Dushkova

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  Let The Illumination of the Heart touch every person, who took this book in his hands, and highlight the most secret corners of his life. Reading and listening to its text will help you focus on what is most valuable to you, because this book contains priceless Gifts presented by the Great Mentors of Mankind, who studied the Human Race for many millions of years. Our Spiritual Masters have penetrated into the secrets of not only human souls, but of their physical flesh too, and therefore, to help people climb the steps of Evolution at a quicker pace, they turned to human hearts in particular, in which a gigantic potential is hidden. It was in the fiery heart that a spark of Divine Fire was embedded, which will help to rise the steps of Immortality; that requires that the Stamp of Illumination should mark the human heart, and it should begin to fill with currents of a higher frequency, changing the rhythm of the heart’s breathing, as well as its vibrational constants. So let this book, titled “The Illumination of the Heart”, help you not only realize that you are gods, but also find the shortest path to our Heavenly Father.

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  Life and Death at Abbey Gate -...

  Mikael Cook, Robert Conlin

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  As the American government began a disastrous mass evacuation of its Afghan allies, a group of American veterans saw the writing on the wall—the people who had supported them on the ground over the past two decades were going to be left behind. Instead of watching on the sideline, they sprang into action. The effort became known nationally as #DigitalDunkirk, in reference to the civilian aspect of the evacuation of soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940. As America's last days in Afghanistan came to a chaotic end, an ad-hoc group of veterans, intelligence assets and legislative aides undertook an extraordinary mission to leave no comrade behind. 
   
   
   
  Relying on cell phones and satellites as their weapons, they worked around the clock to help evacuate as many Afghans as possible. As the desperate mass of Afghans tried to flee brutal Taliban rule, Marines of the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines, worked at Hamid Karzai International Airport's Abbey Gate in conditions that brought combat-hardened veterans to tears. After an ISIS suicide bomber detonated his S-vest, killing thirteen United States service members, operations came to a halt. 
   
   
   
  Life and Death at Abbey Gate tells the story behind the story of the mass evacuation of over 124,000 Americans and Afghan allies during a two-week period in the summer of 2021.

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  Most Famous Walls of Antiquity...

  Charles River Editors

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  Throughout history, walls have been constructed as part of nations’ and kingdoms’ defensive structures to keep barbarian hordes, marauding rebels, and recalcitrant tribes out of defined geographic areas. Defensive walls were usually constructed by fairly advanced and sophisticated peoples, such as the Romans and Chinese, with varying degrees of success. Of course, the most famous of all defensive walls in the world is the Great Wall of China, which is actually a series of walls and forts built over the span of several centuries. The Chinese built the Great Wall of China, and several others, primarily to keep invaders from the north, such as the Mongols, out of their land, or at least to slow them down as they fled north after raids. The Romans also built spectacular walls, most notably the Antonine Wall and Hadrian’s Wall. The purpose of those walls was to set the northern limit of the Roman Empire at approximately the modern border of England and Scotland, and, like the Great Wall of China, it was intended to keep out or slow down marauding barbarian tribes from the north.  
  The Great Wall of China is perhaps the wonder of the world that has most captured the human imagination, and as the quotes about it indicate, the wall has acquired special significance even outside of China. The places and ways in which it has taken hold vary greatly, but one thing is certain: the Great Wall of China is as amazing as it is mysterious, and it’s as mundane as it is magical. 
  The Romans were master builders, and much of what they built has stood the test of time. Throughout their vast empire they have left grand structures, from the Forum and Pantheon in Rome to the theatres and hippodromes of North Africa and the triumphal gates in Anatolia and France. Wherever they went, the Romans built imposing structures to show their power and ability, and one of their most impressive constructions was built on the northernmost fringe of the empire. 

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  How We Got Our Antiracist...

  Jesse Merriam

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  Over the past decade, several American cities have been rocked by race riots. With each passing year, a new racial agenda emerges—from police defunding to education reform to reparations—inciting more and more division and radicalization along racial lines. What started all of this? The roots of this pathology run much deeper than the recent symptoms suggest. The civil rights revolution unleashed an assault on the US Constitution, and the sacralization of that revolution, marked by the canonization of Brown v. Board of Education (1954), has transformed our constitutional order. A system once rooted in local self-governance and natural rights now operates along new moral axes, entirely foreign to the American way of life. The choice is increasingly obvious: Either the traditional American order or the new civil rights regime will prevail.

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  Survivability - Confronting the...

  Khaled Fattal

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  Today, safeguarding nation-states, organizations, and citizens has less to do with security (cyber and non-cyber) but has everything to do with Survivability.We are now in the 'Era of the Unprecedented': since 2010, Geo-Poli-Cyber™ warfare has been increasing in intensity. The motivation of its perpetrators is often driven by political, ideological, ‘religious’ and extremist objectives, rather than financial gain. Many top decision makers and citizens are unaware of this reality or the implications it has on their sovereignties, businesses, lives and livelihoods, and most do not know how to mitigate it. This trend has seen governments and businesses constantly breached by high-impact cyberattacks, confirming the ineptitude of best in class cyber security strategies, solutions, policies and procedures. Yet, they continue implementing what they know is failing and ineffective. 
  The 2020 pandemic revealed a fundamental flaw in many Western democratic nations; their failure to appropriately prepare for a threat they knew was coming and the cost of this in human lives. This pandemic has shed light on the weaknesses of the current international order and economic, political, legal and democratic models and structures that enable it. It has also called into question the capacity of existing cyber security protocols and designs to protect nations, companies and citizens. The question remains: are governments ready for cyber terrorism, election meddling, fake news and the malicious use of artificial intelligence and quantum computing? How about them all happening at the same time? Survivability provides potential answers to this and other pressing concerns.

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  HE'S BACK REMEMBER WHEN 2025 -...

  Christopher Graham

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  What happens when a political comeback becomes a turning point for a nation? 
  HE’S BACK: Remember When 2025 — 365 Days That Shook the Global Order examines the year that reshaped American governance and forced institutions, markets, and allies around the world to recalibrate. Following Donald Trump’s return to the presidency, this audiobook traces the first twelve months of a second administration defined not by restoration, but by confrontation between executive authority and entrenched institutions. 
  From the opening weeks of executive action to clashes with courts, federal agencies, and state governments, the year unfolded as a period of rapid policy shifts and institutional tension. Immigration enforcement, energy expansion, and regulatory reversals became the front lines of a broader struggle over who ultimately controls the machinery of government. 
  At the same time, parallel conflicts emerged across the media landscape, the technology sector, and the global arena. Allies adjusted their strategies. Adversaries reassessed American power. Financial markets recalculated political risk. Within Washington, long-standing assumptions about authority, accountability, and institutional limits were tested in real time. 
  Supporters viewed the moment as a long-overdue correction—an effort to restore executive leadership and challenge bureaucratic inertia. Critics saw a presidency intensifying pressure on institutions designed to restrain political power. Both perspectives pointed to a deeper reality: the American political system itself was being pushed into a new phase. 
  More than a political chronicle, HE’S BACK explores how leadership, institutions, and public momentum collided during one of the most consequential years in modern American politics. 
  2025 did not simply reopen old debates. It changed the frame of them.

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